WELCOME TO COLLINS & COLLINS, P.C.
Collins & Collins focuses its practice on Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI Defense, and Divorce and Family Law. The firm handles personal injury law matters throughout the State of New Mexico. Collins & Collins handles Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI Defense, Divorce and Family law cases in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and the surrounding counties of Sandoval, Torrance, Valencia, Socorro and Cibola.Collins & Collins strives to maintain the highest levels of client representation and professionalism. This means that we promptly return the calls of our clients. It also means that we keep our clients informed and involved in their cases so that they both know the status of their cases and have a strong voice in the direction of their cases.
The partners of Collins & Collins, Alysan Boothe Collins & Parrish Collins, both attended the University of Texas at Austin. From there, they attended Duke University School of Law. They have combined legal experience of over 25 years. Sarah Armstrong graduated from the University of New Mexico, and then went on to Georgetown University School of Law. Alysan’s practice is primarily focused on Personal Injury matters. Parrish Collins practices in the areas of Personal Injury and Criminal Defense. Sarah concentrates her practice in the areas of family law, divorce and child custody.
New Mexico Injury Attorney Blog
- Scalding Coffee, Explosive Chicken Sandwiches? Solution Tort Reform! The debate over frivolous lawsuits almost always leads to the McDonald's scalding hot coffee case. The case, Liebeck v. McDonalds's was filed in ....
- Community Property Issues in New Mexico Personal Injury Lawsuits Personal injury lawsuits can often take a very long time. They are often highly stressful on a marriage for a number of reasons. Many times, the ....
- Caps on Punitive Damages: Great for Business, Bad for Everyone Else Punitive damages are a hot topic both for businesses and for individuals harmed by the conduct of businesses. Punitive damages are just that, ....
Albuquerque Criminal Lawyer Blog
- New Mexico DWI/DUI Blood Draw Reports Subject to 6th Amendment Right to Confrontation of Witnesses Two recent cases from New Mexico's Supreme Court apply the recent United States Supreme Court decision of Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts to DWI/DUI ....
- Criminal v. Civil Domestic Violence Charges in New Mexico Many times clients are confused on the difference between a criminal domestic violence action and a civil domestic violence action. There are many ....
- Collateral Employment Consequences of Criminal Convictions The collateral consequences of a criminal conviction can often outweigh the criminal penalties. The employment consequences can be particularly ....
Albuquerque Divorce Lawyer Blog
- Defined Non-Modifiable Alimony is Indeed Non-Modifiable in New Mexico Despite Wishful Thinking to the Contrary Spousal support, which is also called alimony, is not mandatory in the State of New Mexico. In determining whether or not to award spousal support, ....
- Failure to Pay Child Support in New Mexico Is Serious Business Child support is mandated by the New Mexico Child Support Guidelines. Like most states, New Mexico has severe penalties for parents who refuse to pay ....
- Relocation of a Parent: Consequences for Child Custody & Timesharing What happens when one a parent wants to move out of state, or even to another city within New Mexico? Relocation of one of the parents often has ....